Four Color #805
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The New Exhibit," Crusader and Rags pay a visit to the circus where Rags once performed, only to discover it now run by the ruthless animal keeper Whetstone Whiplash and his henchman, the strong man Achilles the Heel, who’ve seized control from the kind-hearted Colonel Truepenny. With Rags imprisoned in his old cage and forced to perform, Crusader dons the guise of a magician to infiltrate the circus and free his friend. Written by Paul S. Newman and illustrated by Dan Gormley—whose dynamic art brings the spectacle to life, from the cover pencils and inks to the interior storytelling—this 1957 Four Color comic delivers a classic tale of courage and disguise in a world where the ring is no longer a stage for joy, but a cage for fear.
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Crusader and Rags visit the circus that Rags once performed with only to find that the cruel animal keeper, Whetstone Whiplash, with his henchman strong man Achilles the Heel, has illegally taken over the circus from kindly Colonel Truepenny. When Whiplash locks Rags in his old cage and forces him to perform, Crusader goes undercover as a magician to rescue his pal.
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